Originally Posted by vvndn

it says to bring a Casio FX-991MS Calculator, is that the only kind we're allowed to use? or is that like the recommended one?

It's the only McMaster approved calculator for midterms and exams.

Can I bring other versions of it? I went to staples but they only had the ES version of it and that is what I bought.

I don't know if anyone has mentioned this yet but bring some sort of speakers for your ipod or mp3 player for when you want to have some people over and play some loud music cause computer speakers aren't always that great!

Also maybe a little vacuum...

Originally Posted by Silver

Can I bring other versions of it? I went to staples but they only had the ES version of it and that is what I bought.

If it looks exactly like the MS then you'll be fine. If it looks slightly different then you may have invigilators stop you during your test/exam.

Originally Posted by lt93

I don't know if anyone has mentioned this yet but bring some sort of speakers for your ipod or mp3 player for when you want to have some people over and play some loud music cause computer speakers aren't always that great!

Also maybe a little vacuum...

If you watch shows or movies (which you probably will with DC++), you should be bringing speakers anyway.

Originally Posted by goodnews.inc

I imagine that cookware is considered "a gateway heating element". I.e. a kettle today, a coffeemaker tomorrow, a rice cooker on Thursday and suddenly a bunch of heating appliances.

This should be the quote of the week if not the month.